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To date, 2,304 confirmed Cases of Coronavirus have been registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Published: May 18, 2020
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To date, a total of 2,304 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina out of a total of 51,320 tested.

The number of persons under current supervision is 12,420, the number of deaths is 133, and the number of recovered is 1,464.

Of these, 1,278 confirmed cases out of 22,272 tested in Republika Srpska, while 4,588 are under current supervision. In that BiH entity, 92 deaths were recorded, and 643 infected recovered.

To date, 1,006 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina out of 28,399 tested, and 7,392 people are under current surveillance.

There were 37 deaths and 805 recovered. To date, the Brcko District has had 20 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection out of 649 tested. 440 people are under current surveillance, four deaths have been recorded, and 16 people have recovered, the BiH Ministry of Civil Affairs said.

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